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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang is funding an AI deal spree worth $90bn; the RSS snippet says the chipmaker’s spending rivals Big Tech’s largest venture operations and ties customers and start-ups to Nvidia’s technology.

Meta is notifying thousands of employees about layoffs, and the title states 8,000 global cuts beginning in Singapore. The RSS snippet only says the cuts are part of a previously announced restructuring to improve efficiency and reduce costs while Meta invests heavily in artificial intelligence; the post does not disclose team-level impact, timeline, or severance terms.

SpaceX plans to acquire AI coding startup Cursor 30 days after Elon Musk’s company begins public trading; the post does not disclose the deal price, IPO timeline, or regulatory conditions.

Bloomberg’s Big Take Asia podcast says Masayoshi Son’s OpenAI investment totals $60 billion. The snippet says the bet is raising concerns inside SoftBank. The post does not disclose deal terms, OpenAI valuation, financing structure, closing status, or timetable.

SoftBank has committed more than $60 billion to OpenAI, and some insiders are uneasy about Masayoshi Son’s devotion to Sam Altman; the RSS snippet does not disclose deal terms, deployment timing, or how many insiders raised concerns.

A jury quickly rejected Elon Musk’s lawsuit against OpenAI’s other founders and Microsoft, and TechCrunch says the courtroom record showed a weak case, including that Musk waited too long to file it.

The post says Andrej joined Anthropic and that Elon Musk praised the company, but it does not disclose Andrej’s role, start date, or specific Anthropic announcements at Google I/O.

Andrej Karpathy joined Anthropic’s pre-training team, which runs large-scale training for Claude’s core knowledge and capabilities; the RSS snippet does not disclose his title, reporting line, or start date.

Andrej Karpathy has joined Anthropic to return to frontline LLM research; the post identifies him as a former OpenAI core team member and Tesla Autopilot architect, but does not disclose his team, title, or specific research projects.

The title says Andrej Karpathy joins Anthropic; the post only includes an X link, a Hacker News comments link, 46 points, and 3 comments, and does not disclose his role, team, or start date.

The title says Andrej Karpathy joined Anthropic, and the body only says “Welcome to the team, Andrej,” with no role, responsibilities, start date, or team assignment disclosed.

Moonshot AI’s Kimi is raising $2 billion, with Guozhitou and China Mobile added to the shareholder list; in January and February, Kimi completed three funding rounds totaling more than $3.9 billion.

The Information says 34 leading AI startups reached about $80 billion in annualized revenue, with OpenAI and Anthropic taking 89%, while Anthropic exceeded $30 billion in April 2026 and surpassed OpenAI’s reported $25 billion.

The title identifies a $420bn-scale merger involving NextEra and Dominion, while the RSS snippet only says “data centre alley” sits at the center of the deal and does not disclose transaction terms, closing timeline, regulatory conditions, or the specific AI infrastructure assets involved.

The FT headline says a Google DeepMind founder invested in AI rival Anthropic; the RSS snippet only says the Nobel laureate’s protégés are raising billions, and the post does not disclose the investment amount, round, or timing.

Sierra raised $950 million in May at a valuation above $15 billion, while Lingxi says it reached scaled profitability and positive cash flow in 2025; the article uses both companies to frame RaaS as charging for measurable business outcomes rather than tokens or subscriptions.

A Blackstone-backed AI cloud group is set to receive a $5 billion investment to bring 500MW of data center capacity online next year; the post does not disclose the Google chip terms or deployment structure.

Standard Chartered will cut almost 8,000 jobs as AI use escalates; the RSS snippet says Bill Winters has a new strategy for the Asia-focused lender, but the post does not disclose roles, regions, or a timetable.

Google and Blackstone formed an AI cloud services company with Blackstone committing $5 billion in initial equity capital, an expected total investment of about $25 billion after leverage, and a plan to bring 500 megawatts of data center capacity online in 2027.

Google agreed to create an AI cloud business with Blackstone using in-house chips to compete with CoreWeave; the post does not disclose ownership structure, investment size, launch timing, or chip specifications.